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Curvature-Induced σ-Enhancement at the Fermi Level in Carbon Schwarzites: A Local-Normal Analysis

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Authors: Iashin, Eugene;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.19803058

Curvature-Induced σ-Enhancement at the Fermi Level in Carbon Schwarzites: A Local-Normal Analysis

Abstract

Local-normal PDOS decomposition reveals a systematic 4% σ-enhancement beyond the isotropic baseline in D-type carbon schwarzite C136, correcting a previous coordinate-artifact interpretation. First quantitative measurement of how negative Gaussian curvature modifies π/σ orbital balance in carbon.

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